US EditionTrump And Republican Budget May Drain Medicaid To Pay For Huge Tax Cut
- Republicans are considering changes to Medicaid, which might lead to cuts in order to cover tax cuts, as they face rising federal deficits and costs of living.
- Indiana is moving to reform its Medicaid program to help able-bodied adults transition to work, as stated by Jonathan Bechtle.
- The proposed change would require able-bodied adults to work, train, or volunteer at least 20 hours per week to maintain Medicaid coverage.
- This effort, led by Governor Mike Braun, aims to redirect funds to support truly needy individuals on Medicaid.
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Newt Gingrich Says Trump Tax Reforms Prevent Repeat Of Early ’80s Economic Disaster
Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich appeared on Fox Business Thursday to discuss what he said was the strategic impact of President Donald Trump’s tax reforms. House Republicans moved forward with a budget resolution to prolong Trump’s initial term tax cuts that are set to expire at the end of 2025. In an appearance on “Kudlow,” Gingrich explained what he said […] Newt Gingrich Says Trump Tax Reforms Prevent Repeat Of Early ’80s Econom…
Bishop William Barber: GOP Tax Cuts “Mathematically Impossible” Without Gutting Medicaid and More
Republicans in Congress are pushing forward budget plans that would cut trillions in federal spending and give trillions more in tax cuts that disproportionately benefit corporations and the ultra-rich. This week, hundreds of faith leaders gathered on the Christian holy day of Ash Wednesday on Capitol Hill to voice their opposition. “There’s no way you can do the kinds of cuts they’re talking about — it’s mathematically impossible — without touch
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